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The second installment of the February NetResults is available on NASPA's Web site. In recognition of Black History Month, the February issues feature articles on African-American issues and concerns. CBS News Correspondent Byron Pitts pays tribute to Civil Rights leader Coretta Scott King, and highlights her powerful impact on reforming education in America. Also in this issue, the first article in a two-part series on involving students in the assessment process.  More Info

Results of NASPA Elections Announced!

The election process for future NASPA leaders was completed on Feb. 17, 2006. The winners are listed below. Look for more information about the selected candidates in the March 2006 Forum.

NASPA President-Elect
Dr. Janet E. Walbert
Vice President of Student Affairs
Arcadia University
Please click here to review Dr. Walbert's candidate statement.

Regional Vice President Elections

Region II RVP Elect
Dr. Charles J. Fey
Vice President of Student Affairs
University of Maryland – Baltimore County
Please click here to review Dr. Fey's candidate statement.

Region IV-E RVP Elect
Dr. Levester "LJ" Johnson
Vice President for Student Affairs
Butler University
Please click here to review Dr. Johnson's candidate statement.

Region V RVP Elect
Dr. Art Costantino
Vice President, Student Affairs
Evergreen State College
Please click here to review Dr. Costantino's candidate statement.

2006 Conference — Closing Featured Speaker

The 2006 Conference Committee is pleased to announce that Senator Robert Menendez, D-N.J., will be our closing speaker on Wed., March 15. Menendez was born in New York City in 1954, the son of poor Cuban immigrants. It was an inauspicious beginning to the story of a man who ultimately earned his bachelor's degree in political science and urban studies from St. Peter's College (1976), a law degree from Rutgers University (1979) and went on to hold a variety of elected offices, including school board member, mayor, assemblyman, state senator, congressman, House Democratic Caucus chair (making him at that time the highest-ranking Hispanic in congressional history and the only Hispanic ever elected to a leadership position in either chamber), and now, United State Senator from New Jersey. He is celebrated as one of the Hispanic community's rising stars, and has been defined as "a gutsy defender of liberal values." He is recognized internationally as an advocate for human rights and at a national level for his commitment to student access to higher education.

MUFP Summer Internship — Deadline This Friday!

Current Fellows in the Minority Undergraduate Fellows Program (MUFP) are invited to apply for a paid summer internship. Internships are eight weeks minimum for a $1500 minimum stipend. Please click here to view internship opportunities and to apply. Applications are due Friday, Feb. 24. For more information, e-mail mufp@naspa.org

Panel of Listeners Now Online!

The Center for Women is sponsoring the fourth annual Panel of Listeners program at the NASPA Annual Conference. Senior women will serve as mentors and offer one-hour mentoring/coaching appointments to discuss a variety of professional development topics. Whether you are just starting out in the field, contemplating your next professional move, or taking on new challenges in a senior level position, talking with a mentor can help focus and clarify your thinking. Please click here to read about the program or to sign up for a listening appointment.

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